Brace Direct Dual Hinged Osteoarthritis Knee Brace – Adjustable OA Offloader with ROM Control and Condyle Pad L1843/L1851

SKU:KNB433-Left-Knee

$145.99 - $145.99

$145.99

$145.99 - $145.99

$145.99

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Product Highlights:

DUAL ADJUSTMENT ROM HINGE: Equipped with adjustable flexion and extension stops, the dual hinge design enhances joint control and support, making it ideal for managing knee osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
ANTI-MIGRATION GEL & ADJUSTABLE STRAPS: Interior gel lining prevents slipping, while lightweight adjustable straps deliver a personalized, secure fit for all-day use and improved brace compliance.
VALGUS AND VARUS ALIGNMENT CONTROL: Easily shift the knee’s load-bearing axis to offload stress from affected compartments, enhancing mobility and comfort for osteoarthritic knees.
SOFT FOAM CONDYLE PAD: Provides enhanced patellar comfort, enabling extended wear without irritation, ideal for long-term osteoarthritis management.
PERSONALIZED SUPPORT: Reach out to Brace Direct (an American Owned Company) to schedule an appointment with a fitting professional for a free video fitting and adjustment session to achieve the perfect fit.

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Shipping Time: 2 - 5 Days

Osteoarthritis Knee Brace – Dual Hinge OA Offloader with Valgus/Varus Adjustment & Patella Comfort

The Brace Direct Osteoarthritis Knee Brace offers powerful joint stabilization and offloading support for individuals with osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis of the knee. Built with a durable dual ROM hinge, the brace features customizable flexion and extension stops to promote natural movement while reducing strain. The valgus and varus alignment system helps redistribute weight away from the affected compartment of the knee joint, while the soft foam condyle pad ensures patellar comfort for long-term wear. With anti-migration gel and adjustable lightweight straps, this brace stays securely in place during activity. PDAC approved under HCPCS codes L1843 and L1851, it’s an ideal solution for chronic joint pain and mobility support.

MEASUREMENT:

Please refer to the sizing chart or schedule a free video fitting through our Perfect Fit Promise to ensure your brace provides optimal comfort and support.

INDICATIONS:

Knee Osteoarthritis (OA)
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Chronic Knee Pain
Joint Inflammation
Limited Range of Motion
Post-Injury Knee Support

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my shoulder pain is from bursitis, tendonitis, or frozen shoulder? + –

Bursitis typically causes sharp pain and swelling around the bursa sac, while tendonitis often involves tenderness in the tendons (rotator cuff or biceps). Frozen shoulder develops gradually with persistent stiffness and reduced range of motion that worsens over time. A healthcare professional can perform tests or imaging to pinpoint the exact cause.

How long does it take to recover from frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)? + –

Recovery can span from a few months to over a year, depending on the severity and how quickly it’s diagnosed. Physical therapy, gentle stretching, and occasional bracing to maintain a safe range of motion all speed up healing. Early intervention often prevents the shoulder from “locking up” and shortens overall recovery time.

Can I still exercise if I have shoulder bursitis or tendonitis? + –

Low-impact activities like gentle range-of-motion exercises may help maintain flexibility, but avoid high-stress movements that aggravate swollen tissues. Using a supportive brace can reduce excessive strain during light activities. Always consult a healthcare provider before resuming or modifying any fitness routine. FAQ 4 Question (1 line): Which shoulder brace is best for tendonitis or bursitis? Answer (1 paragraph): Look for a design that offers mild compression and adjustable support to limit painful movements without over-restricting the joint. A product like the Ossur Sling & Swathe Universal Shoulder Support can help immobilize inflamed tissues, minimizing strain and promoting recovery. Link Title: Ossur Sling & Swathe Universal Shoulder Support Link: https://bracedirect.com/products/ossur-sling-and-swathe-universal-shoulder-support FAQ 5 Question (1 line): Do I need surgery for shoulder tendonitis or bursitis? Answer (1 paragraph): Surgery is rarely the first choice for these inflammatory conditions. Most people improve with rest, anti-inflammatory treatments, gentle exercises, and supportive bracing to control pain and swelling. If conservative methods fail or there’s severe structural damage, your doctor may explore surgical options.

Which shoulder brace is best for tendonitis or bursitis? + –

Look for a design that offers mild compression and adjustable support to limit painful movements without over-restricting the joint. A product like the Ossur Sling & Swathe Universal Shoulder Support can help immobilize inflamed tissues, minimizing strain and promoting recovery.
Ossur Sling & Swathe Universal Shoulder Support

Do I need surgery for shoulder tendonitis or bursitis? + –

Surgery is rarely the first choice for these inflammatory conditions. Most people improve with rest, anti-inflammatory treatments, gentle exercises, and supportive bracing to control pain and swelling. If conservative methods fail or there’s severe structural damage, your doctor may explore surgical options.